The Future Of AI Might Be Growing In A Field
When people imagine where AI will have the biggest impact, they often picture offices, customer service centres, software companies or
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Tag: automation
Where AI is used to carry out tasks with little or no human input. These stories explore what’s being automated, where it works well, and where reducing human involvement can introduce new risks, challenges or limitations.
In Practice
The AI You Don’t Notice During A Football Match
As the World Cup gets underway, millions of people will be watching goals, tackles, controversial decisions and moments of individual
In the Wild
AI just called 3,000 pubs. Here’s what happened
Over St Patrick’s weekend, someone built an AI voice agent with a Northern Irish accent and set it loose on
Quick Thinking
What’s the difference between AI speculation and AI reality?
There is often a gap between what AI is described as doing and what it actually does in practice.
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AGI vs narrow AI isn’t the real question anymore
A Yale economist recently suggested AGI might not automate most jobs, not because it can’t, but because it may not
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The hidden work behind successful AI
Most AI conversations focus on the visible layer: the model, the assistant, the interface, the automation. But underneath many successful
In Practice
When charities start using AI
AI is starting to show up in charities in ways that are easy to miss.
Quick Thinking
AI mistakes at work are starting to add up
AI-generated workplace errors may cost a 10,000-person organisation around $9 million annually, according to research cited this week by the
In the Wild
What NASA reveals about the future of human judgement
If there is one environment where you would expect automation to dominate, it is space.
